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In addition to the three regular weekly issues of 2000 AD that I picked up during my first foray to Xanadu Comics in Wilmington, Delaware, i also came away with this thicker and slightly more color-laden 1979 Sci-Fi Special. it included stand-alone stories featuring the magazine’s regular stars, including a couple that weren’t running in the three other issues I had sampl...


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This next book isn’t one that I ever actually borrowed from my next-door-neighbor Johnny Rantinella. But it was one that I saw over at his house and flipped through extensively–enough so that I can clearly recall several details about it. I had only begun reading JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA with the preceding issue, and would only have been six years old in the first place....


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ACTION COMICS continued on in the manner that it had been progressing, seldom my favorite comic that I bought in a given week but always reliable for some basic round-the-bases entertainment. But the fact that editor Julie Schwartz was continuing to target his stories at the same audience that he’d courted since he took over the character meant that the stories weren’t as...


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The New Universe was a bit of a confounding launch in that it is clear that all of the titles that were a part of it were terribly rushed and under the gun, to the point where none of them were bale to keep a steady creative team for more than a couple of issues. At the same time, stories abound about how much working and reworking the initial issues all underwent, as Mar...


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The last of the four Tempo DC paperbacks that I wound up buying was this one dedicated to WORLD’S FINEST and the team-ups between Superman and Batman. Again here, I can’t quite explain this purchase apart from it probably being an acquisition of opportunity: some point at which the number of available options was limited and I either had some disposable cash to hand or wa...


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